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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

NEN. YoEk saturday oct 30 BtENE~-heceips were
of h-ta--7 Of mainly Export tAlt g AZ
jrr-ev tty - Mr. Eastman AT GOTH St aud car
dt.ct 10 Ea. side Total Tor the week. H9s'
u.t o. Last week 40 tTAiihg III ll'"
attic steady In al itou 10 sh!pmr pre- ousy
ieNsiia Will tasc 30 Live sttr iVI u 'o"
.rth The 1lrhmOnd I'M gets 81 10 morto"
CNIV f~-Ony % he4l received Ire.tng steady - ycs
,.rdAy's unntaon- Ia cubetA Hollis soil Nfd.,crs IJ5
AZ 2'.c per o. ant 81 30. .jt n average at &C.
SHEEP AND LAMB~-Hscopts were - ears OF o'Vl-
Tor tie weok 5000 head against 459ot head la,t res
Nhecp and shaie lower WIN reporter
.ars Al per H. ami oull- sold down 10 "a So foor
10 Prime Lambs sold At 40 % with ono car OF thoivo
~,- newton & tllsts l91 Territory Sreep lo2 ID aver
ace a. q G5 p~r Too 100 Kentucky do % ~. al - 90
IL 40 90 o. At III do 0S n. at - 81 - % non
furky ,nDs Al &c per 70 go do 81 10 AT &c - no.
-G,rnan e culver ia Kentucky sheep lot 70 average
~ II 3, prr 100 n Kentucky Lambs - b. 70. At -
T. = hasc. - canada Lambs. ~ ID average, Al "'-'
per .... $780,. ~, - ,.r,,. ~ 4,
prr n suck. ~ at Be. 100 state Lambs - 10. al
" III 1. io a. DE. l~A Canada do So ID. at osc
do - n, a Jlc. l7J 10 - %, at q go =,
Pid,o,At - Wisconsin sheep. - 10 average AZ -
p,r p, los canada Lambs. - 70, At &c.
Ifumc Mullen. ~ Kentucky Snc"p "f u aVrrdg" AZ
80 p,r % Pennsylvania ambs o." 10 At ~ - per Vo
4, go Canada go = %, AZ 80 ~ . ,--,-,
tv.rttt * I'i,o,k 22t kontucLr sheep few Iambs ~
H. ayrta Al l- per l37 rennsylvana oheep - 10 az
&c. D.. PnuylvaniA lambs - H. n '?c "a '-""H"
do T., H. AZ &c 2.O Ito. - 10 AT ~ 40 per 100 n
illcubrE e Hois 80 " estcin sleep. lo@ 10 average
AZ ~ per n l-S do ~ n. at &C - Northefn CANA -
f. Harrington 30 Western sheep. % % average al i.c
per %. 1870 o., -. -, , -,aho,, 81 cars n,
an.t and IA c,r- Jcrsay Total Tor he woeh 10 90
rc, against 81 10 lust week Nonr Tor sale alive
N"uinay ami far 20 cool Hogs may be quoted Al
a5.c per u. Pis- would PROBABLY buns , sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
THE STATE or TRADE.

rrrtvoEF oct. l5.-CotleE strong. Mifliny 9bd0pc-.
rar ouet street ANA Western suDernas " SO
80 ay ezra BOIHbjl l1 Family IS 10 80 CiV
Mn ou,,rnnc - 31O+G2 To- Extra - 10 o. o. IL tIb
pr,,. :, FAulY - 10 TO- oihsrlatlvt
r,t.,t Al nstt-Southorn steady. hsl NOUo-S.
~ imhrr ~ L.: dull; WINTER toi spot
~ T-ca = 40 october 1899 asked November ~ Slo
January - &c asked CORRESPONDENTS
,,,-f Nhits ~ dJSc iensw 5jaJ1c. N-ssern IO~rt
NI,-i toi AL soc. Nov t9rc asked o@ts
nr,u Western Into 50 SOc western
nI,,o Ponnsyivdnii 500 ste --- rive ~as
nrn At 10 HAY was steady rthso 70 tnsco
flJ o.. frsvssns steady. hess rsIN
BulxneIts ~tpultsrs tni H'N NO oiuos
,acs,t Bacoi-SLsaldcrs dH'.r 1 rear I'o
SHE. aa,c. j a lj'.c....-- lai,-fehnea al &c
Euttsr steady. WesteIa Packet u H2nc creamery
II 2I 800. ksrs steady at IL l!c 900. Petroleum .e"n
b.nnr, bs.c. .deo-ltIs Cargset srlintrr "a 'Alr
iy.a I0,.c. sugar higher Noft c;;...t oPper-
n.n,ri 10 10 . Nnisssv steadv at Il IA ~ -
frsrnts ldvers,s %: stcaracr dul-C'ttou I''of-
Flsur 81. Gram 2Sd3pS
luyv.to oct l5.-Wn-At-No. Hard scarce anu
hrn Sew held at sc. I'D held at $500; Old No iiard
;,rth.ru Pacinc sSci WintaI Wheat unsettled No :
nsl NichiAai y a Nc. Rot Illinois anal hd'~hA
7n,, Igc 40 ! Mhuo Michigan 79lgd 5O"c on track -,
corn uuet. 40 4S1c In store; do on Track $50
No 3 AZ ,.c. 40 yellow iH4c track ---oAts steadv
ana unchanged No. = White SIC no 3 Whns Sc 30 =
Mixed Jlc'.. canal lrcent, Wheat nc Corn &C lum
her unchanged. 81 70 to ALBANY. 81 "a 10 NeWl otk
-. tsc.lpts wcrr-tiour l3oos bbis Wheat 1900
pnsn Katiio saipnents-FlsH 1000 bills "heat l5ooo
bn,n Corn 72.0rO nu.h oats ...... bnsI. Cana snip
m,nl,-WA-a il6 900 bush. Corn 1000 bush Oats ....
susn Barley 10000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17

fro4m0SY
!, q 81 ls %s.a. a :ay
s: :s s''s srs 's~'a A s:
as:s r.pass.a easy at Meas s:
3 Short sS c. s. g s.
sa:, Of god: 90 90 n; a sa'r
g ia. rfs"ar IS ys..;a. .si
aT% % ass sA'
Sct'Oor 7sc SO.'%SsT aSs s D'S oss:
@ OS 3eSc; no Whit. soSc nominal: Receipts
Wheat 2S,7Oo bush. Corn 500 Ou'h oa,s 200 bush.
50 s ss1s%6. "s Mg
os., :iGsa sr Iss: 70 f.v:. a.' a%i.
&
!r.s :..Sy S% {: s i no., ddts
Sss, saray ea.% zoo S.'~
Wheat I4oo Corn bash ssTiev lS.soo bull
M %fTf . osss Ssa
May Tbs N NoraCrn S9,ooer S,S eetose
gs s. ss may =. e &c On
Ms5h :. s. &c. .kirs s. as
1870 $3.50 BUSH SsSo f Flour 26ts3 OOl,.
w..t.s ana 1Ss
o. Family "a
Ohio Clear So s. i9 d. Sf =.
southern nnO clear s. so Ds !:
Choice :. Is &c. Minnesota o,x.rs 81 ooas.25
40 sso % Ks: 81 Flour s. 50 per
Sc &C. S SF do jar
MARKET for SPOT lots he sS .ent 1891 Sc ma
october % SIC De: :no,
Ia r %n ns sfsd Hs s receipts o w sis: Is
30 White Choice Doe Futures were dull Nc White
for ocS9ss s. s sa gF So
White Rose ch.ce per hush Gs zoe 20 ra,r e Good
Pe1nsyvaDIl Mixed Sc sweets prime Jersey per
s sassS fsS'S sS W family I SSS
s. 20 G s%oksa pss' o. O 10
40 5O@i7 90 ham. smoked II az IS SG oc do
snOueTs n dry salt ne .a cared Ss@
90 ' Do d. ' .Go.sa SesssF' Des. in pickle
lOc Breakfast SAL. BaeSn "a Ha,cher, Ioose
ST. rs so Batter dull-Pennsvlvanla Creamery E.tra
= c5sams %s'' Extra g
fhs.' "S n'm fsT YG G ps t4 to % e ONO
hss G"r% ;1Sy r % .Ss at
96 s susAr-ROaps "TRIP GrS%nA's .s
&c q Feed va, ..aavwai.r 1an .Is
, Corn 800 su, oat: sg2 SO bush
C Cos'' Sue Ga,'U UHsn oats s40G Ousn.
Family ras" s, g 6cSsss i &C.
Bs1e%Rer S oeosr So c Nj" NovsS6er closing
November 2t.c May Is q rye E no nSm' Pair.
sD5oasi 80 Bran strong at &c Lad :, .e 'eisa
g7 Ss' Datry s& coramos seaiv s. 0ia2 10
Whiskev steady at 81 o. PROVISIONS were ,, nn,,
PsrH Irregular Sl4 20. Lsrd 81 % Drvsat Meats
oIeI shoulder, So l2la Long clear IL 20 Se.f
RIBS - 25Q73j: clear ~ % q bacon -Boieu
shoui-r. SGa6 In Clear - loO7 IA y Clear RIO
- - Ham steady 81 90 "a o
Hoce!pts - Flour GuJO bOls Wheat 5000 bash corr
80 900 45JVO rye 1000 oush hsrey oo
Lu,a. ehp.rents Flour $4,000 Dbs heat oOoO Ousn-
Corn ll7.VOJ uush. oats 5000 susiL Rye Ou'"
Barley Dush
10y December Nav S,S 1. %;'
Cash - Us - Receipts $4,000 bush. Corn
1000 bush Cloverseel 344 bags oats 1000 Ousf snip
meuts-Wheat 1000 bush Corn Dush Sio'e''ee'
200 BAGS. "a. 900 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
GRAIN AlD R0DUCE MARKETS.



Gaturlys grain closed without feature ana e1
tremcy dull Apparently there no more disposition among
the creat operator, to undertake important movement
on either side OF the account th-n there mas been or
eceis cont nue large the West but shipments also arc
free The fore keep steady but there IS no IN
Il, al demand from exporters The si ping INJURY on SAT
uriay wa, limited "A 00O bushels Of wheat anu oZooo
bushels Of The cash markets for both cereals were
arm vtbont change IN price Wheat options were
lu only about 1000 900 bushels hangng Aand. Inc the
steady prices clio ed cent hgner a. olIo"s CSo
b. II :; November. ~ Decrmoer ~ J-hu-ry 90
February st7. March. - Aprl. 9O's NAY. - 81" ~;
toru or quiet clos prdcttaV
al fol- October aud Novembcr II l. for December 3t or
for NAV oars were devoid OF interest,"
ami Tic opt ended shade lowcrat So cents lor
s cents NovomOer ant 33 cents Tor Deceber mere
ere Of 300 erces OF spot ard but II .ou not u
etrne! tuaf Tor export The options were hesVV an.
close AZ net OF 3a4 points =. follows oco'rr.
Noy.mbsr December. 81 ~ January. -
Fe,ruary : March - 80. April. - 'oi MAY - =.
Tho receipts Of ant hour rcorted SauriAy az Ne".
YorK Philadelphia snd Boston were as iollo~s
Wheat IL pushes corn. 1885 bushels oats aoO.o
bu.he total grain l67 262 bushels rour 1851 pdcSAges
A. ioa-o Milwaukee and = LOUIS the arrivals were
Wheat 1879 T63 bushes corn. $50 1913 lu-he' "t- 100
bushels total gram. ia % bushels uOu; 1918 O~Itets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL R1CEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
p.. vo.,, Peer Vs;,.'s arI RILIroIfs
CENTRAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Ther. mas nothn: or interest In tsdays mar
The ner styles loctei on the speculative market
trading Vas very dull First prices indicated decline OF
hgmre. a, follows: January l745Dl75oi, PssTuary
Nav jung II 80 l7SS 5uy ~ o6 ,So
a. "5I@i7s5 November. l73nsl7.4O; December. 1850
100 The ranges tho different deliveries are; Jsn,
~ IS II so; February. 1888 1870 March II 6OD
i7Ii Hpri. 1909 i7ts NAY l75oSl; 40 J ons
= on. October. 1870 1880 November. 7i5Gl1.3
D.csmber II Gj 1888. Total sales. % go oag' m,u
C0TTON-The market for spot goods was not onicialy
changed and tho custom Saturday. little interest,"
was BY sales 1873 bales 1913 all
Of which consumption. Tho port receips YESTERDAY
wero bales. comparing With 4Os6s Daes tne CORE
av 80 l2j bales for tho correspond
Inc day year The total port receipts since Sepsn1er
Isl O6O bales. comparing with ISOo2f oaies
for The corresponding period last year. ..
AIAercxn standard sclassincAsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17

CHICAGO oct Is tSYreaD.-lAe receipts Of what last
week were lJs OCO bushels moro aud export clearance
Ia 90 bu than they the week before Local
c.uwrtou polls was l25 GOO bushels less INC
market opeued yesterday. but there was not enough
mailing To sus the advance and the co'e was Oaty
,ely The prevails that the receipts Tor the Dai
has educated he losrd to iOoA or weak
of mouth There irs however.
few contr.ci- November and that might MAKE lhet
en- &C. Kamuerr good buyer aud Hutchinson a large
seller how-ver the or kers Of the asst nAheH et
boucht wheat Although the gan IN tho naY VS. Ulhug
appeared undrtun~ OF strength 70 the MARKET
Nh rn.,- ,c al attempts The bears To iepress prices
The opening rlsys ssns figures Ior -cen
and - = cents respectively W IA
Novrnb,r cent 10 cents Tue range 81 he gay
y. rom - To 1O cents Tor November ~ 70 ~ cents
tor Ds,eu.her - To - 80 cent. lsr MAY c
cio.e A. steady al 70 -O r November ~ cents Tor
December aud cent. i"r Nay. The estimated receipts
,,ru Monday S1j corn was weak on the cN
receipts out there va, good demand AZ - =
Tor wanted az tidt pit'c AZ mo
close OF new coru are expected nero orh "res
- cents. In me provision tf"ie
o. life than Tor >oiue diNs
No stcat activity exhibited Out OF January product
rather IA lines bought prominent cap ta't nov
NUMBERED among suspended InchocI>
yiI. allowed an increasing
IN tra.c word the maI Lct more Interesting anu
sustained. thoul the lew ch@hges
4 decline Lara for Novembrr ana De
rccedcd cents and tor January - cents
Other Lines VI property closed AZ yesterday prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
Gtramboais an6 Railroads.
ID PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

i nr ,,d ,fIrr O,'TpI,.H a.. 1887.
AND uE aTEHr T;SHs ,, Ao sSs Cortland.
ati.c"s ,oare The west with r1~sa re eass
s,' -ss;sSa 49, Ia sY; 81, and
VILE SGPps rt S'i IooS lam %, p cory and
iri q e. en a and ne s' 81 4 legion, ''
ttSI ' s%toS Sas dns
SaS,l5. n ana ana 10 N SATURDAYS 0". %
ss"s . NV %... as ca s';.st ssHs', g
s a%1 S 80 M AND 80 ana 80 and I"u and
For c'le May. II 10 a. m. week days Saturdays
Lcrg Branch, Head junction and inermedate 81
n and "a %%% ana sunday A%y 70 and nd qOS" DO
n.l ,Iog a. Asoury rarkl, v.v... r,n,,..,,,
sna N@iok aiir ;o p m eseT day via Baltimore
Do'1s o "'i br !f Asas. %
a. I,r JSry O.. Iod"s SPECIFY AMI direct transfer for
TRAINS xaHyE From r,.0'Op5s 2 10; Z 80, u aS
namrs ana 70 . % '1ly 30 5'S 20 -s? g. so
g g. 4 g S 81 i y;
SissS SaSa' 3 g 3 e g g. e. g. 10 e &
FOR PHILADELPHIA:
E'Ds a srss. sef Ns cn 1 ana '''
20, 20 = 9 Che.gY Limited and 70 W %a.hHs! ss
IL
6, q Z Il ana D. m aud IL 10 night hccOnImOda-
S1 Sa - IS 'T' q LS S "a aoa 10 % GS r.
and q y m and IL Is night
i 10 ri%S,s a%d j. i0 Tsss f. and
Returning trains aSe broad street station rhadeph.a
20l. 20. 90. 40, BIO. . 90 80; 20
Win Dinlng Car. | u aud $50 3 nh y 40 &c.
On Sundays, l. Ol. 20. 4o5 ~, TO-
b 30 40 m. ~ -. 20. u 20 Limitedj. %
q IS, ~ and b II D.. III
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 0 a M ana 30 .. IN
daily except Sunday.
Ticket oniccs. $40. 435 and 04i broadway. Astor
House Battery l1ce and foot Of De-bUsscs and Cort
jand ss Court ~. and brooklyn Annex Station, foot
OF Fulton st BrOOkiyn station. Jersey City Emigrant
Ticket ONCE, Castle Garden
The YORK Transfer Company VIII call Tor and check
from hotels ana residences
CuAS r.. T. TN J. II WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17

HAY AND STRAW-Witlout essential variation Hay
(nice Iimothr psr loo 10 Sc. No. l. - SOc No =
10 clover Mixs ~ 6ic Glover A. SOC shpping buc
Sfrac-Long rye 75c.; Short isyo 4jd soc; Oa 40
ajOc. ..,- ,n,.... ,r.-,,,,, an ,,,. mar
Lrt while without change ou1la-
mons. American Hsps-Ncr-No York state crop OF iSo',
Choice 2os2lt c; do Aeiigm TO Prime, 10 e.nc,i
40 lssf Comnea Coed lOSl2c.; do. 1882 BEST
"a g.. 40 Common to Hssiss acc rache Cast crop
ia, Il l2c do. Conner TO Coed. SHIO'.i 90
iss5 s..i To rrre, 6esc Forsiss-Germasa cisn 81
isS7 20 3Oc; 1896 bssL - l5 TO- Comn's 10 ait
lO<l2c. 1870 ,., ,--.. -, -. .os ..,ah
bsI on tho Tor ~plts Iurpentino. but WIN INC
exception of small parcels no business was accom-;
pIi-hnd Ro.n. quiet. Qustatons Strainedsl 20 "oni
strained 81 p: r. 81 TO- f. q 81 81 81 y 6; . 40; H.
Il ~. / II 30; r. s. SO, VI 81 10, y. 81 49, window
Gla., ~ !. alter White. s. % SJ.
OIIS-Ths nar.et dIIl one tsday ana there
were no decided changes vauc. Quotations Coitonsec
crude new. SIC; summer yellow, prime To cnole"
on 4Os4lc. summer white. 43c CocsAnsS 9 1e'.
,s She Cochin. 7i-11 SC. Col domestic. 3"@ &c
foreign Soc Lnseed raw city 45c Western &c i Sn
prns present make 50 &c.. Meahae crude sound %oi
igrt lr..sL %. blo.ehei wInt.' 80 &C.:
sstafai ..t.r. ~ .7ec. sls-cncd riaLer .2.,on
.prps G7Oc Whale. crude. northern. SIC; souhrin
winter. 3Sc. bsachri winter +Oci oAu"
bleachoa 4.c.. ~oa Elephant. bleach~i wniei Doe
OCEAN FRElGHTS-A dull market IN All hFecti"n',
with no changes IN rates The berth quotations
s,rf The otnln q Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
Sieanhoats sls1 RdiiroaNa.
Az EoI SliUhr. KAli.ROAD
WV u & Ii. L. K 20. lesscee.

AZ Eol SIOnE nAlLROAO
w N. Y. U. H. Il Il. o.. sssess. ,,,,
42d-st station a. 10 ~ MIN
utcs earlier from foot OF Jay ST. North RIVER;
Detroit and chicago. - IS a. IN, u o. $40 p IN
s,rlrH,c BunSio Rochester Susp ns,on Bridge. Niagara
Fa'ls u. - so. a. m. - 0J. y is D.
Utica, l6, y 49, II 80 a. m. Is o.; $40 m;
30 81 u 30 a m. T. - oo. 3 rs ?. M
CranstUn's, West Point, Cornwall. Newburg IL 40.
IS 10 Z 10, - o5 10 Is, IL 80 a m. 4, 10. ..
3 is 45 p and q % y. N. Cranston's. Cornwall,
NewDurg.
For Montre,i and canada Eas. oS p IN.
TorontD 10 SIS a. m. rs o. g rs y. IN.
El,gnt sleeping Tor Bunao. Niagara Falls. Gin.
ennau Detroit. thic.gO and st. Louis
DAILY. tDaiiy except Saturday.
trains daily except SUNDAY.
For tckels time oes parlor sleeping car accommo
daiiOns information apply AZ Offices B-ookiJn 3J3
Washington ST., $50 FultOn-st Annex once foot of fu
mnst New York city 3G3, 7s6. 9i2 Broadway 1853 l.?
Bowsfy IL Park Place. and West Shore stations foot VI
Ne. 40 foot OF Jay-sI. N r. y T. LAMBERr.
Wander bit ave. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
LIVE STOCK Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

ptrr,to oct l5-Cdnlc-K at - hours were
nnn ,r Tota Tor thus tai 1910 head same llne
r.. 10 s75 head Consghoi through IL cars OF Whel
a. ears To N.vYorK 81 sale prices advanced ioe
erade. active Al - - - ~ .'p" W 'u
pnx at n ~ 10 COWS AM hcIHr' NN~''
$50 Hsc.pt. last Is 0+oo head Total Tor
80 Inn. Tar as 600 Ter unc ast week fitpp
h..d Cons gned through 80 cars 20 o. whch 10 30"
% ear. for sale; choice arm at 50 10 90 West
aruns AT 25 - canadian LAMBS AZ -
= ~ m .alr c,Ts all offerings taken
last q hours were ll"'o neal i"ia iot
For same time last eek o. -nt
hed Consigned through 81 cars 80 Of which 10 New orH
q ooa IS Common Prime selected Workers 20 80 90:
Medium 81 90 ) 10. Good 10 'hoce
Ur.vy 81 o. Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends - Iod - 30
stue. Oa market closed weak; u cars left over
CIIIc.lo. Union Stoc. Yards. oct 10 me Drorrrs
Io,,,,Gi feport. Cdte-Rsceps 23O0O bead shipments
300 had the market strong. Beeves So 70 ~ w
S,ocLer, ami Feed 81 75a3OO; cows Pulls ami Mixed
gnsJ OO Texans ~ 70as2 20 Western RANGERS - %
uoo,~ K.ceipt. 10000 bead. >hipnents 1000 head
m,r.et lower Nnsd 81 2jdS 80 Heavy - toS
=. lt.ht :. S3d{ 10 Rough aud Hkipss ll9 - 10
r;-rt,ceip, 0sO heli. shipments 900 isad Market
S3OOR<t %. Western 81 3udS co. lcAans
a. Goa54O LAMBS 81 - IS. 49,.
- oIts oct l5.-Cdtte -keceuts 100 head shio
mcnt. OsV head narKet str'ns Far 10 nhscs hcssy
Naive ~ 256stsO Butchers steers FAN 10 NO.
IS Us No Rangers Connsn grass 10 Coed corn'ed
'Uoos|T.cclpts 700 head shipments lsoo heal Market
act,yc Choce Heavy and butchers Selections - %
p,ckinr and Workers MEDIUM To Prime - Sod - oo
pes Common TO tiooi 81 Goa 81 20 . .,.
Sl,,p Receipt. 200 head shipments 900 head Market
W.. strong F4lr 70 Fancy s3l0asi 70. Lambs IS " .
81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rsoLHsIDK RHArMs. By j. Z. RANKIN 12mo' pp'
iS1 John B. Alden.
REMXASTs IMPRESSIONS A Mocp pAlE Iemo. Dp o.
Bridgeport. Connecticut nj
At THE HOLY WELL By JOHN JAMES fiArT I'LL
CHM att: Robert Clarke & Co.
Il n rather an odd idea for an American to
att.mpt Scotch songs in tue dialect OF Burns, but
Ar Rankin, inspired by the Scotch blood In his
veins probably, has II ade the strange experiment
with more saccees than could have been safely pre-
dtcted His verse Is homely, domestic, truly OF tho
y iogleside," In fact. He celebrates the comforts
and the virtues Of the people, and that Is always
safc road to popularity # any talent supports the
enterprise. Mr.. Rankin Is indeed not always sure
of hts dialect He uses it Queer:y at times anu n0
drops it at wrong places. But as he say III 'n0
preface that "among the authorizes VINO na'0
given some of these 'Rhaims' their approval are
George Macdonald. P. Halstay Wsddeli and Robert
Castor. nil en- inent Scotchmen and masters OF inc
pcottsb dialect, It Is not for us to be too critical
md fastidlous 1t seems also that the compiler OF
recent collection of Scotch poetry in Scotland mas
included several of Mr.. Rankins ieces, and on the
whole he has just reason to be proud OF tno ouF
come Of his rather daring enterprise
Its to be hoped that the author of Remnants
Jmrre,,ons and Palette Scrapngs" is better
painter than he Is q poet. In versihed preiuuo
addressed " To the Reader he intimates tna' DIS
friends thought him an ass TO publish "hlie
when he kept his verses in his heart the critics
(who must have been singuarly penetrating In
the circumstances) wondered that lie stood apart
nor walked where Fancy led" In this dilemma
lie concluded to " put his verses in DOCK anu
has done so. They really are not bad enough 10
be amusing but only so much so as to demonstra'o
n mistaken vocation. Mr.. Mac Cord appears 10
be an impressonist in art, and in poetry no ica".
strongly to what might be termed tue reporters
style, striving to convey images OF scenery ny
descriptions overloaded with adjectives Swihpurhc
has lunch to answer for here. His example mas
seduced many a well-meaning yonng versiher anu
made of him a mere juggler with woIds' ihis
author has fallen victim. too, anu his s'yie -
depresslngly redundant in everything but IDEAS
judging from 1.-THE Holy Well Mr.. Tiatt has
full faith in the healing virtues of the sacred
lymph y which flows in such places. Miss Muloch
in her recent visit to the north of Ireland shows
less confidence But Mr. Piatt has written pretty
little poem on the well and its wonders, and he
has bound up with il sheaf of other pretty
poems and verses. His idylEc poems are par
ticularly quaint and taking, instance those the
subjects of which are taken from the War of the
Rcbe Hon
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Steamers e. H. NOKrHAM and CONTINENTAL icavs
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l:c advances here yesterday the prices indicated
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p m Tor Copay and lntermedia,c points caS!sy.
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and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons. ,,.
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SUNDAY TRAINS. .uat,.u
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